Zamp port for supplying power from the battery?

Is the Zamp port connected directly to the battery without any diodes or such inline? If so, I'm thinking about using it to power a wireless backup camera since it's close to where the camera would be mounted, it's always on (as opposed to using the power for the running lights), it's easy to disconnect, and it doesn't involve piercing the Pod's shell beyond the camera mounting holes. I'd just have to figure out how to secure the wires.

I have a 2019 179 and the wiring from the rear of the trailer Zamp outlet had a positive wire running to the battery positive and the negative side was wired from the Zamp outlet to the frame in the rear (behind the wheel) then the negative was wired from the frame up by the right front frame (under the trailer) to the negative side of the battery with no fuse or circuit breaker in line on either the positive or negative line.  Hope this helps.

Not sure about a fuse, but my Zamp connector is hot all the time.

Originally posted by offgrid  It would be like taking all the circuit breakers out of your home panel and putting them in the receptacles instead. Not a good idea.

My ZAmp is hot all the time, no fuse when connected to battery. I used it with fuse to mount a reel out service light that goes all around trailer in emergency situations. The service light is mounted inside the storage door.